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To be fully known and fully accepted is at the heart of what every person wants. This week we look at four apostles who wrestled with doubt and identity, and discover that God’s complete knowledge of us isn’t something to fear, but the very thing that steadies us when everything else feels uncertain.
Jesus didn’t choose safe or "good" men. He chose fishermen and transformed them into leaders who changed the world. This week, we start our series on the 12 apostles by looking at the first four men Jesus called.
The Bible begins with a broken meal in the Garden and ends with a promised feast in the new heavens and new earth. The Lord’s Supper looks back to the cross, makes Christ present with us now, and points us forward to the wedding feast of the Lamb.Vito Aiuto walks us through the meaning of this sacred meal: how, when we eat it today, we do so in hope, anticipating the day when God will make all things new and every hunger will be satisfied.
This week, Vito Aiuto teaches on The Feast for the Journey. Jesus meets us wherever we are, feeding us along the journey—because while we may not see him, he sees us. In our grief and weariness, he gives us himself, sustaining us with hope.

Ryan Holladay